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>> all sex offenders on parole will have an anklet, a gps monitor. >> reporter: she asked where any of those here where jerree placed her last phone call or here where she wound up with a dumpster. you find the same locations, you are getting somewhere? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: she ran the search. what were the chances she got a hit in both locations? she called detective trapp. >> there's only one person. she says, i know him. i says, who? his name is frank canno, he's a sex offender. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty to committing a lewd act on a minor. now, did his monitor put him near the plac...

>> reporter: unusual? maybe. but the detective should lean on her profound catholic faith to help solve crimes? but julissa trapp does. >> cases don't always get solved in 48 hours. >> reporter: surprise, surprise. >> they take time and they need work. >> reporter: and that little rosary helps you? >> it does. >> reporter: if she can solve this case, she'd give that rosary to the dead woman's family. but first she had to figure out who she was. from just one identifying mark on her neck, a tattoo. jodi. was that her name? reaching out, detective trapp pulled up the anaheim police department's ...

So call now. the autopsy came in. the one for jerree estep, the girl on the conveyer belt. >> it's bad. it was bad.

Three? >> what do you mean? >> reporter: that's what kids say to parents, you let me do a bad thing, it's your fault. >> i didn't say they let us do a bad thing. i said they let us sleep and hang out at the same spot. they did, beside what anybody believed. >> you will parce that argument? >> to the day i die, that's true. >> reporter: i want to know, that's on you, what was going on in your head to make you want to do it, to participate in whatever way you participated, to get whatever thrill? what was the thrill? what was it? >> i don't think there was a thrill. >> reporter: if there is no t...

Maybe. but the detective should lean on her profound catholic faith to help solve crimes? but julissa trapp does. >> cases don't always get solved in 48 hours. >> reporter: surprise, surprise. >> they take time and they need work. >> reporter: and that little rosary helps you? >> it does. >> reporter: if she can solve this case, she'd give that rosary to the dead woman's family. but first she had to figure out who she was. from just one identifying mark on her neck, a tattoo. jodi. was that her name? reaching out, detective trapp pulled up the anaheim police department's do you that base of ta...